I decided to write this post after reading Cupcakes and Cashmere’s The 20 Items You Need To Own. These are the twenty things that make my life easier and more enjoyable.
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Here are the products I have been trialling this month, why I like them and which ones I'll be keeping.
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Ageing, the word that haunts women from their early twenties. The media portrays ageing as a negative. But in reality, it is an inevitable and beautiful fact of life.
Ageing gracefully should be the mindset we adopt and one that we should promote.Read on to find the 9 steps to ageing gracefully.
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Skinstitut invited me for a personalised skin consultation followed by an AHA Enzyme Peel. Click through to read more.
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The Seed to Skin Journey
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As we get older, we reminisce about the youthful glow we all took for granted in our younger years. Thanks to advancing skincare, there are products which help maintain or restore that radiant look. Here are two that I trialled.
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When I tried Evo Hair products I realised what I was missing out on. I was missing out on gorgeous, shiny, healthy, happy hair and luxurious product that also respected the environment. It ticked all the boxes!
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The beautiful-on-everyone look.
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Enjoy the ease and simplicity at the tip of your fingers
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It's difficult to find skincare products that suit you when there are so many in the marketplace to try. Australian based Maslow & Co. make it easy with their beauty exploration membership.
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With my wedding coming up it was time to kick myself into gear and take my skin care and anti-ageing regime seriously.
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I love discovering new skincare brands. This one is called Musq.
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When Anca, the founder of Mettā Skincare, asked me to try her line of natural products, I knew it was my kind of skincare. Using 100% natural ingredients and created with environmental and social consciousness in mind, Mettā left my skin feeling amazing.
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These graceful photographs are from an exhibition called Ashes and Snow by Canadian film-maker and photographer Gregory Colbert. Colbert captures the extraordinary beauty of rare interactions between humans beings and animals. The animal subjects of the photographs include interactions with both wild animals and also those that have been habituated to human contact.
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